gum department store造句

• I remember GUM department store was running a sale.
• At GUM department store, Solomatin, the chairman, had been equally optimistic.
• Soviet forces reached the entrance to the German headquarters in the ruined GUM department store.
• The GUM department store, for instance, has a desk at which it sells its shares.
• Such as where to find face powder in the well-stocked aisles of the refurbished GUM department store in central Moscow.
• A banner on the huge GUM department store running along one side of Red Square read " USSR _ Victory !"
• Wall banners, including a gigantic one hanging outside the GUM department store in Red Square, blared " USSR-Victory ."
• Ben and Sean search for supplies in a police car near Red Square while the others hide in the nearby GUM department store shopping mall.
• Directly across Red Square, Svetlana Portuva, 28, disagreed as she emerged from the GUM department store, now a looming symbol of Russian capitalism.
• A man dressed as Grandfather Frost for a job in the GUM department store on Red Square shook his head in disgust at the plastic Santa decorations.
• The Kremlin spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the car had driven very fast toward Red Square, past the famous GUM department store.
• The rococo facade of the GUM department store resembles that of a cathedral, but its gaudy interior is an emporium with mink coats on hangers and on customers.
• At the GUM department store across the street from the Kremlin, Campbell bought several military watches, a perennial favorite for souvenir-hunting tourists, as photographers snapped frame after frame.
• The offices of Russia's Constitutional Court and other top government agencies are located on the same street as the Finance Ministry, just behind the GUM department store from Red Square.
• I don't have time for this, " said Natasha Krasikova, a salesclerk in the GUM department store adjacent to Red Square, where tens of thousands of Muscovites rallied.
• At Moscow's giant GUM department store, once a showplace of Soviet goods, now a bastion of capitalist enterprise, stores were open as usual and throngs of people strolled the aisles.
• By 1997, according to one ranking, the three most expensive rental locations for retail stores were 57th Street in New York, Causeway Bay in Hong Kong, and GUM department store in Moscow.
• Pleasant as it may be, shopping in the fashionable boutiques of the Arbat and Manezh Square will never replace the old thrill of being herded through the GUM department store by a glum Intourist guide.
• Flygare sends troops of college students out to retailers, like the shops in the famed GUM department store on Red Square, to persuade them to post coupons on the site offering discounts to customers.
• In the first-ever visit of a British monarch to Russia, the queen plans a telegenic stroll through Red Square after her arrival Monday to chat up the prototypical Russian shopper outside the GUM department store.